<p>Has anyone taken ap chem with ap physics in a year? Just wondering, if so, how was the workload?</p>
<p>It depends on how well you manage time, how well you do in science, etc. Also, depends on the teacher. You’ll find lots of people here on CC that take 5-6-7 APs jr and sr. year. D is a senior and taking AP Chem and AP Physics C (and 4 other APs and Calc III). The only one she <em>really</em> agonizes over is AP Lit. You are probably the best judge of what you can handle and how much work you’re willing to put into you schoolwork.</p>
<p>but is there really any use in taking so many ap’s ur senior year when colleges wont see ur final grade?</p>
<p>Depends if they’re used for placement wherever you go to college – for that they’re pretty useful. Also, some schools just like to see whether or not you’ve “challenged yourself” by bothering to take AP tests. </p>
<p>As for taking chem + physics, I have no idea, because my school doesn’t offer AP tests… but I’ve taken sort of equivalent course loads in the past (and self-studied several AP’s)… it’s all up to you, and how much work you want to put into it.</p>
<p>at our schoo, physics is killer and we use a college book. The passing rate is EXTREMELY low, but he’s a really good teacher. I think you should find someone in your school who’s taken both of them.</p>